Street Talk 3 - Lesson 12

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[phrase]

to completely agree with someone and understand their point of view

Ex: Despite their different backgrounds, the two politicians were able to see eye to eye on the need for educational reform.

[Adverb]

to an increasing degree over time

Ex: The pain grew more and more intense.

[phrase]

in a complete and total way

Ex: That was an out and out lie.

[Adverb]

repeatedly without pause or change

Ex: She practiced the piano piece over and over until perfect.

[noun]

a period of time spent away from work or duties to relax and engage in leisure activities

Ex: After several months of hard work, she took some R&R to recharge her energy.

[noun]

a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible

[noun]

a private discussion, often between two people

Ex: After the meeting, the CEO and the investor had a brief tete-a-tete in the corner.

[phrase]

in every single way

Ex: She is a professional through and through.

[phrase]

to fight or compete with someone with great force, determination, and strength

Ex: The two teams went toe-to-toe until the final whistle.

[phrase]

in a way that involves no deception or rule violations

Ex: The company's financial reports are always on the up and up, providing accurate and honest information to its investors.